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… had to draw up a new constitution for the South African Native National Congress (SANNC, African National Congress … attend and participate in conferences convened under the Native Affairs Act no. 23 of 1920 to discuss matters … secretary to the Joint Council. From 1937 he served in the Native Representative Council (NRC), representing the rural …

… of our country to the African position and status in this land of our birth—South Africa—because the Government and the … political discrimination based on race, such as the Cape "Native"franchise and the Native Representative Council under Rep­resentation of …

… she was the first woman prosecuted under the clause of the Native Administration Act of 1927 , which forbade the …

… 1912.  The conference established the South African Native National Congress (later renamed the African National … a letter to “Chiefs and Gentlemen of the South African Native National Congress” accepting the honour and published … African National Congress.” [3] In 1913, when the Natives Land Act was passed by the Union Parliament, Gandhi was …

… now seen as peculiar to the colonial period. This was the "native study". The genre emerged in SA at this time as a … Prize, worth 20 guineas, for the best painting of "native life" exhibited at the NSA in Durban. Greaves, who …

… in a sense, of the gypsies of rural Britain. His ‘native’ sitters are rendered with a similar tinge of … like many other artists working within the genre of the ‘native study’, went in pursuit of the African in his …

… a leader of many mass women’s demonstrations from Western Native Township. She was elected into the African National …

… of heroism that move the proletarian heart, for the anti-native outrages committed in their name a week before. Here … indictment against capitalism [was] filling up from every land and every clime; and the roll of honour of proletarian …

… proposes to the Government that the survey of the mining land should be on the same basis and scale as the two parts … imposes a speed limit of 10mph in the business centre. The Native Affairs Commission criticizes the living conditions … General Strike of 1922. 1912 8 January, The South African Native National Congress (SANNC) is formed in Bloemfontein. …

… he was one of the first Africans prosecuted under the Native Administration Act of 1927, which made it an offense …

… as imaginary complaints: The withdrawal of grants of Crown Land (Act 25 of 1891) was meant to prevent Indians from … he attributed firstly, "to the existence of a large native population which is four times as great as the White … look upon the Indians in the same wayas he regards the native." Pearson was intensely aware of the situation, one …

… of our country to the African position and status in this land of our birth-South Africa-because the Government and the … job and see that matters that vitally require attention . Native health . Native food, the treatment of Native children and all those …

… our country of the African position and the status in this land of our birth - South Africa - because the Government and … job and see that matters that vitally require attention, Native health, Native food, the treatment of Native children and all those …

… Pondoland, attended Healdtown and the' South African Native College (later Fort Hare), and was installed as …

… other people. The earliest places of exclusion centred on land close to the castle and around the company settlement as … in Cape Town in the twentieth century. The passing of the Native Reserve Location Act in 1902 gave impetus to the … to move to Langa. In 1923 the government passed the Native Urban Areas Act. This Act enforced the compulsory …

… Discussions within the Workers Party have centered in the Native Bills introduced into Parliament by the present United … landowners with British Imperialism. In the matter of the Native Bills a difference has a risen between the attitude … - in a "normal" existence on the insufficient scraps of land where their families are located. They are almost out of …

… November 1959, Mnyandu was notified that he should see the Native Commissioner (NC) in Umbumbulu, on the south coast of … had submitted grievances on numerous occasions but the Native Commissioner (NC) remained intransigent. His only …

… Scene 1. At a Dutch farm, Transvaal, 1913, just after the Native Land Act has been passed, which drove thousands of Natives … as squatters. Characters: The Farmer's Wife, Anna, a young Native girl, Stephan, the Farmer, Jan, an old Native, Ann's …

… Curson was also appointed Assistant Deputy Director of Native Agriculture in the Department of Native Affairs. During World War II Curson served as a …

… elaborated upon the Africans’ invidious position in their native country: There is a great hope and a bright future for … Colour Bar from the South Africa Act. 2. The repeal of the Native Lands Act of 1913. 3. The self-determination of the … men of colour, especially the natives. 4. Zulus claim on land subject to Royal Proclamation and Zululand Land …

… families, who were supposedly doing well on their plots of land in the reserves. Even before the formation of the … recognise the union: on 9 February 1942 the Secretary of Native Affairs wrote to the Gold Producers’ Committee, which … present state of development, the overwhelming majority of Native mine employees are insufficiently advanced to …

… this period. What was the impact of the 1913 Natives Land Act? Three years after the formation of the Union of … about a speech made by Mr T. Zini of the Cape Peninsula Native Association (CPNA) noted that: “It was simply and … It would most adversely affect hundreds of thousands of Native families which had, up till then, lived on landed …

… people convicted under the "hostility clause" of the 1927 Native Administration Act. …

… Committee’ of lobbyists to be in contact with the Native Representative Council (NRC) at the AAC conference in … meets with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Native Affairs, Colonel Denez Reitz, to discuss African … Services and African Representation during World War II, Land, Education, Wages and Recognition and Registration of …

… descent, must associate himself with the demands of the SA Native National Congress, representing for this purpose, we … equal rights with the other races, right to ownership of land, equality in the eyes of the law, ‘equal rights for all … it, and the victory must be shared by all the victors. The native workers cannot be expected to throw their weight into …

… as a guerrilla fighter. He ran a gymnasium in the Western Native Township in Johannesburg and later worked as a clerk …

… and development of mines forced smaller farmers off their land. [1] This led to an increase in urbanization, poverty … furrows. These settlers were also taught to value their land as they were still required to pay ten pounds annually … moved back to rural areas, referred to as “back to the land”, they would be able to rehabilitate white families …

… Together with influx control through the pass laws, Native (Urban Areas) Act would help to achieve this aim. In … commented: ‘the traditional policy of treating urban native locations and villages as reservoirs of labour to … to evade paying municipal rates for the vast tracts o land that they owned in the city — one third of …

… our country of the African position and the status in this land of our birth - South Africa - because the Government and … job and see that matters that vitally require attention, Native health, Native food, the treatment of Native children and all those …

… recommendations, and on 15 March introduced the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Bill, which was in two … election. In many ways, this Act was similar to Hertzog 's Native Representation Act of 1936, which removed the Cape … ANC had rejected the communal franchise, which, with the Native Trust and Land Act, constituted for the Africans "a …